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While most microbial formulas consist of a single ‘standard’ beneficial bacteria strain, or a completely non- optimised mix of beneficial bacteria, the Evogen Professional range includes application-specific microbial strains and Eco-benign chemistry which work in synergy with each other to continue to break down soiling after application. This ensures the products deliver a targeted cleaning performance that lasts longer, and is environmentally safe.
Genesis appoints an Admiral
Genesis Biosciences has appointed Admiral Cleaning Supplies as the sole UK distributor for its professional probiotic cleaning range, Evogen Professional.
The partnership will see Admiral offer the specialist, environmentally-responsible cleaning solutions to the UK HoReCa (hotels, restaurants and cafés) and Soft FM cleaning markets.
The extensive Evogen Professional range, which has been developed to ensure highly-efficacious long-term cleaning performance every time, includes interior solutions such as general purpose Biocleaner, carpet and upholstery shampoo, odour neutraliser and kitchen-specific cleaning products, as well as an exterior collection featuring a hard surface cleaner.
Rebranding brings Excellerate
Services to the UK Recently merged cleaning and FM specialists, LCC and Templewood will benefit from international, integrated facilities management expertise as they rebrand as Excellerate Services.
Parent company, Excellerate Services, is established as a major property solutions company across sub-Saharan Africa and now brings its best practice business processes to the UK.
Contract cleaning provider LCC Support Services combined with cleaning and security specialist Templewood Services – already part of Excellerate group – in 2018. All three companies share a focus on innovation and continuous improvement to ensure quality client care. The group say their strength also comes from scale, financial stability and its ongoing investment in talent.
The Excellerate Services brand will be rolled out across all aspects of the LCC and Templewood Services business including websites, social media platforms, staff uniforms
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Emma Saunders, General Manager at Genesis Biosciences, said: “The deal with Admiral opens an exciting new chapter in Genesis’ history. We have
invested millions of pounds and thousands of man hours researching, developing and validating the superior Evogen Professional range and are now in a position to make it easily available to the HoReCa and cleaning markets on a national scale.
“We selected Admiral as our UK distributor partner on the basis of our closely aligned values, their quality approach to business and desire to create differentiators in standards of hygiene and cleanliness.”
Andy Bottrill, Managing Director of Admiral Cleaning Supplies, said: “As the sole distributor in the UK we are so excited to be working with Genesis and look forward to speaking with our clients and prospective clients in the coming months.”
www.genesisbiosciences.co.uk
and signage. Existing and new clients will benefit from Excellerate’s technology platforms.
Designed to deliver a transparent and efficient service, this includes the Velocity system which enables biometric management of labour, digital management of service level agreements and real-time contract management.
A strong senior management team is in place to oversee the rebrand and the strategic positioning of the business moving forward. This is led by Excellerate Services CEO, Gordon Hulley; Marna van der Walt, CEO of Excellerate Property Services; Clinton Phipps CEO of Excellerate Security Services and Justin Moore, Group Chief Information Officer.
Harvey Soning, Chairman of Templewood Services, said: “This is an important new phase for the group and for our clients. The group has been working closely together to enhance the breadth and depth of our offering. Presenting our combined capabilities under a single brand is the natural next step and is an exciting new chapter for everyone.”
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